Appeal following criminal damage in Newport
We're appealing for witnesses following a report of criminal damage on the M4, near junction 24.
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We're appealing for witnesses following a report of criminal damage on the M4, near junction 24.
The National Business Crime Centre’s week-long campaign aims to protect businesses from crime, increase awareness of crime prevention measures and identify and enforce against criminals who target retailers.
Two men charged after a large cannabis cultivation discovered in the old Wildings building in Commercial Street, Newport.
Officers carried out two warrants at properties in Ebbw Vale and Llanhilleth, discovering more than 130 plants across the two sites.
The 48-hour order came into effect at 6pm on Sunday 8 October.
We're investigating a report of disorder near Charcoal Grill, Cardiff Road, Caerphilly on Sunday 8 October.
We're investigating a report of a burglary in Crown Business Park, Tredegar at around 10pm on Tuesday 26 September
One boy remains in hospital receiving treatment while the other boy was discharged from hospital on Wednesday 4 October.
The 48-hour order comes into effect at midnight on Thursday 5 October.
More than 1,200 plants have been seized and an investigation is ongoing.